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Create kernel.debug.noheader by default on ARM
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Authored by wma_semihalf.com on Oct 27 2015, 10:44 AM.
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It is convenient to have a kernel without header build along with normal one. This
allows any debugger to easily understand kernel *.elf images.
If normal kernel.debug is used, all symbols are moved by an offset
of 0x100 (header size) what makes the gdb/kgdb hard to use.

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This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Nov 2 2015, 11:29 AM

Why are you using kernel.bin and not loading the kernel with loader?

I don't understand how is your question related to this change. Especially that I do use loader...

If you're not using kernel.bin then we have a different problem, where this is not the correct fix. If kernel.debug doesn't line up with kernel then that should be fixed, not by adding a new debug kernel.